Snuggle up with these books this winter season!
The winter season calls for reads perfect to cuddle up with, and so here's our edit of some you can't miss.
The Breakaway Series
Like Real People Do and Like You’ve Nothing Left to Prove by E. L. Massey are the first two books in the Breakaway series.
The leads are Elijah Rodriguez, a figure skater and Alexander Price, a controversial ice hockey captain!
Their meet-cute is actually so swoon-worthy! IThey start off more like enemies than lovers because Eli completely hates Alex right off the bat. But Alex makes Eli an unexpected offer: one date to prove there is more to him than it seems. They go on a date and after that…
They CANNOT stop hanging out with each other. Late night skate sessions, cooking with Alex’s teammates and so much more.
You guessed it: their relationship blossoms into something more than friendship and we’re left kicking our feet with every turn of the page. Full of sweet moments, adorable characters and a wholesome love story, Like Real People Do is the perfect queer sports romance for you.
Like You’ve Nothing Left to Prove is the cozy follow up to the first book and features Eli and Alex as they figure out dating in secret. Just as Alex’s team is close to winning the championship, a fan threatens to out them in a moment of crisis. It’s a look into how difficult it can be to come out, especially in a less-than-accepting field.
Like Real People Do
by E. L. Massey
Sometimes love is a slow burn. Sometimes it’s a dumpster fire.
Relationships are hard enough for normal teenagers; what happens when the world is watching you fall in love with your best friend?
Like You've Nothing Left to Prove
by E. L. Massey
Can their love survive on thin ice?
Eli has been out of the closet for a while and their ‘friendship’ is beginning to raise eyebrows. Tired of sneaking around, Alex plans to make their relationship public at the end of the season. So what happens when an overzealous fan threatens to out them just as the Hell Hounds come close to becoming the champions?
